County hosts Japanese youngsters on exchange program
Ten Japanese students and a tutor will stay three weeks with 11 Lake and Mendocino County families through an International Exchange program with 4-H clubs. The group, part of the Labo-Cen program, travels from Davis to Ukiah Fort Bragg and other area homes, then tours California before returning to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcine Leve
Sumiyo Yamamura
Japan
Leve
Yoshihiro Kobayashi
Sumiya
C. M. Johnson
Ukiah
Lake and Mendocino County
University of California At Davis
Ernie and
Clara Butow
Redwood Valley
Yoko Kamata
Marshall and
Helen Love
Sumiya Yamamura
Jo Wheeler
Hirotsugu Matsuo
Jennifer Harris
Eriko Namiki
Fire Calls Reported Throughout Tuesday
Fire dispatches list three calls with no damage. At 10:28 a.m. crews responded to a school and Perkins involving auto debris owned by George Proctor of Santa Rosa. At 2:34 p.m. grass fire in vacant lot on Orchard Avenue owned by Nipper Pomroy. At 4:44 p.m. wood chips burning near Clara Street and railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School
Perkins
George Proctor
Santa Rosa
Orchard Avenue
Nipper Pomroy
Clara St
Paid in advance, Ukiah carrier asks for help
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier requests payment today to cover three months of motor-route service. He asks customers to pay when he first calls to ensure timely delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Daily Journal
County seeks 1.03 million for rehab center project
Mendocino County officials won unanimous backing from the California Council on Criminal Justice Corrections Task Force for a federal grant of 1,030,000 to cover 75 percent of a minimum security rehabilitation center on Low Gap Road. The county would provide 325,000. Construction could start within six months if the board approves, with a 96-bed facility for misdemeanor offenders and work furlough programs, plus future relocation of county offices and a maximum security unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California Council On Criminal Justice
Reno Bartolomie
Ernie Banker
Bartolomie
CCCJ
CCCI
Board of Supervisors
Low Gap Road
Sheriff's Administration
Haldeman memo on violent protests praised by Nixon aide
At the Senate Watergate hearing Senator Weicker denounced a memo by Haldeman that praised violence at a 1971 Nixon Graham rally. The transcript cites another Feb 1973 memo urging a press story tying foreign money to 1972 protests. Haldeman defended his notes. Weicker called the behavior disgraceful. Judge McMillan ruled on a Charlotte rally suit.
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Washington
UPI
H. R. ‘Haldeman
Nixon
Billy Graham
Charlotte
N.C
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Nixon White House
D-S.d
Haldeman
Weicker
Graham
White House
Patrick
Buchanan
Dean
McGovern
Sam J. Ervin Jr
U.S
James B. McMillan
Secret Service
Fees plan before city council meeting in Ukiah
Ukiah city council chambers fill two weeks ago with citizens protesting renewal of a lease on the old sewer farm trap shooting range. Tonight at 8 the council considers three new fee ordinances for capital improvements in new construction plumbing to sewer connections and water facilities, plus revised water rates and sewer charges. A hearing on the trap shooting range controversy may be set for August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Sewer Farm
Drinan Moves to Impeach Nixon Over Secret Air War
Massachusetts congressman Rep. Robert F. Drinan introduces a resolution for President Nixon's impeachment citing a secret Cambodia air war, White House taping, impounded funds, and a personal national police force. He argues only the House can pursue impeachment despite mixed reactions from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Massachusetts
White House
Nixon
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
House of Representatives
House
Thomas P. “Tip” O'Neill
Drinin
Cambodia
Drinan
United States
Congress
Panic over beef shortages engulfs nation
United Press International reports wholesale beef suppliers in New York City closed for the day as shortages spread nationwide. Packagers, retailers, and even the White House faced limited beef supplies driving hoarding and job losses from New York to Wisconsin. Experts warn families may shift to cheese and poultry while calls grow for lifting the price freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
New York City
White House
New York
Greater
New Jersey
Gerald Gilligan
Uhr Named Inspector Uhr Named Inspector
A 48 year old district representative with the state Division of Codes and Standards has been hired as county building inspector replacing F J Van Arsdale who resigned May 14 Donald P Uhr was one of three candidates interviewed yesterday by the board of supervisors and one of 13 applicants He will assume duties Aug 20 Uhr has served as building inspector in Petaluma and Sonoma County and worked as a National Guard training technician for four years He is a World War II Navy veteran a Nebraskan native who graduated high school there and studied business administration at Santa Rosa Junior College He previously served as chief building inspector in Petaluma from 1970 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Codes and Standards
Donald P. Uhr
Board of Supervisors
Uhr
F.J. van Arsdale
Petaluma
Sonoma County
National Guard
Santa Rosa
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Tessie Branscomb
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Lucille Herreid
Yorkville
Akane Ohara
Jake and
Donna Zaiger
Philo
Mitsuyo Yoshida
Nyal Thomas
Manchester
Reiko Kimura
Richard and
Peggy Fredricks
Point Arena
Hitoshi Kawaguchi
Gerald Shaul
Lakeport
Yasutaka Satomi
Task Force
Okeys Rehab Center
Mendocino County
California
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Watergate Committee
Paul N
Pete” McCloskey
R-Calif
Judiciary Committee
Democratic
Wakefern Food Corp
Baltimore
Paul Diamond
Detroit
Edward Deeb
Associated Food Dealers of
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Safeway
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Calif
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Neb
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Executive Mansion
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